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Infinite Einstein Tiles2

Infinite Einstein Tiles2 is a casual puzzle game themed around another mysterious tile discovered by David Smith. When you have solved all the puzzles, you may understand the relationship between the two tiles.

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October 23, 2025
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About the Game

Let’s tile again!

Just the tile shape has changed⁉ Back again—with almost nothing different!

Can a single type of tile cover a plane non-periodically?
This long-unsolved mystery is known as the “Einstein Problem,” from the German ein stein meaning “one stone.”

In 2022, David Smith discovered the elusive einstein tile!

Creative Mode

Imagination is infinite.
Freely tile the plane and create your own original background.

Puzzle Mode

Fill the given frame using einstein tiles.
It’s like a jigsaw puzzle—with no picture.

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